Cape May Ivory Gull

An Ivory Gull has been seen around Cape May recently. These birds usually only hang around in the arctic, so this is a rare visitor for New Jersey. We wish all Ivory Gull twitchers the best of luck this weekend! Here's a souvenir for when you get back. ;)

Here are some photos of the (actual) bird ... what a beauty!

Ivory Gull
Photo by Peter Burke (via Flickr)
Ivory Gull
Photo by bluedasher (via Flickr)

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